Is There Nothing That Obama Can’t Do?

Shocker;

The U.S. State Department will postpone a decision on whether to approve the Keystone XL pipeline, people familiar with the matter said, in a move that will allow the Obama administration to delay the controversial issue until after the 2012 election.

Oh well. Let the southern bastards freeze in the dark, I guess. Good thing they don’t need the jobs.

63 Replies to “Is There Nothing That Obama Can’t Do?”

  1. Darrel Hanna and Hollywood put Obamba in his place, again!
    If he’s not licking the feet of the Saudi King, he’s kissing the ass of the Hollyweirdo crowd.
    What an Affirmative Action LLOOOOser.

  2. rindlrad- heard a WaPo editorial writer – WaPo!- on Fox express his disbelief that this decision took 18 months, and that the delay had been grounded in anything but the political needs of cheap shot Barry.
    Obama is the vessel selected by the legion of radical left interest groups to carry their poison into the heart of the US government, to replace the historic, limited government that heretofor frustrated their designs.
    The radical left’s strategy is to drive the cost of fossil fuels so high that the people will agree to their wind/ solar non-alternative, followed by a massive re-ordering of the US economy as however they see fit. Since it aposars tgey can’t get tgeir csrbon tax, the second best alternative for tge radicals is to increase US dependence on oil from the Mideast, in the hope that the instability of that source will do the job of convincing the electorate to turn energy policy, and the US economy over to the greens/left.
    For Obama, preventing deeper cooperation between capitalist Canada and capitalist US is an ancillary benefit: the radical left views division between western nations as facilitating the destruction of the western, pluralistic, capitalistic system that the left recognizes as an enemy to the authoritarian plans they strive to impose on western societies.
    The only detail necessary for Keystone to proceed immediately is the replacement of Obama by a president who has America’s best interests at heart.

  3. Ironically if this oil by rail plan happens then of course the pollution is multiples of a pipeline. We all know that doesn’t matter to these moon bats.

  4. Hard to convince the Yanks there’s any advantage to buying our oil when our gas prices are 30 – 40% higher than their’s.

  5. Foobert has it right. The CN PipelineOn Rail project is the way to go. The infastructure is mostly there already, all that is needed is the tank farms in Vancouver and Pr. Rupert. CN claims they can move 4M barrels a day to any point in North America. No enviromental impact studies or payoffs for Natives. Some double tracking needed in the tight spots on the Vancouver rail line. And the cost per barrel per mile is actually lower than by pipeline. I have read some of the studies. Google up CN PipeLineOn Rail. Pr. Rupert is ideal because it is 2 full shipping days closer to Asia than any port in North America. That is huge. And Kitimat has one of the best deep water ports on the west coast. Beauty is the oil could still move to Texas without Obammies approval at all, CN is leading the way…

  6. I read somewhere that Warren Buffett is a big played in the rail-oil enterprise. Warren wants the rich to pay higher taxes. Obama likes that. Obama delays pipeline. Warren makes more bucks, whether he pays more taxes or not. Following the money?

  7. Money is fungible. What doesn’t go to Canada goes to friends like Iran and Saudi Arabia.
    You cannot overestimate the stupidity of our leaders.

  8. Which way he’s going on this decision would be very relevant information for anyone looking at a ballot with his name on it next November. By pushing it to after the election, he’s all but saying out loud that his successor gets to decide in 2013.

  9. The problem with oil by rail to Prince Rupert is its a single track that runs along one or more major fish bearing salmon rivers almost all the way from Prince George to Prince Rupert. If environmentalists let them start hauling oil they won’t be able to haul anything else. What about the coal trains and container trains that go to Rupert? What about the lumber cars and chip trains that go to PG?

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